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Villo!, Brussels’ self-service bike hire scheme, recently counted the 5 millionth ride since its launch in 2009. In five years’ time, Villo!
The overall security threat level in Brussels and Brussels Airport between March 25 and April 5 will rise from level 2 (medium) to level 3 (high), announced OCAD, the body that keeps tabs on the t
Heritage projects in Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent have won the prestigious cultural heritage prizes from Europa Nostra, a European network of 250 heritage associations and foundations.
Nowhere in Europe are there as many company cars on the roads as in Belgium. There are about 786,000 company cars riding around in Belgium, or one in five.
According to calculations by the Federal Planning Bureau, the number of residents in the Brussels-Capital Region will increase 14 percent by the year 2060.
American President Barack Obama is scheduled to arrive in Brussels on Wednesday, March 26. He will visit the headquarters of the European Union, NATO and the Belgian government.
May 5 marks the start of a major restoration project for several facades on Brussels’ most famous square, the Grand Place.
In a symbolic action to call attention to the gender pay gap, a group of activists gathered in Brussels’ North Station this morning.
Two officers of the railway police were arrested on Friday and held in detention over the weekend on suspicion of mistreating a homeless man.
